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MSI Nighthawk Case/Chassis Review
Introduction
Here at TechwareLabs, we’re much more used to seeing…
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Western Digital Scorpio Blue (WD5000LPVT) Notebook/Laptop 7mm Drive Review
With the introduction of the Western Digital Scorpio Blue (WD5000LPVT) drive, Western Digital is taking the traditional spinning drive model and adding some SSD reminiscent enhancements. With its new single platter design, WD is able to offer 250GB, 320GB, and 500GB capacities while reducing the drive size down to 7mm allowing them to play in the Ultrabook arena.
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AMD Launches New Trinity APU
Today AMD launches the followup to the llano processor, the Trinity APU. Promising a trinity of bonuses, processing power, graphics power, and energy efficiency the APU could be the solution that the mobile market needs. We take a first look at the enhancements behind the new Trinity. Get a first look at what AMD is releasing in our technology preview review.
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Corsair Vengeance K90 Keyboard
Today we take a look at Corsair’s top of the line entry into the mechanical keyboard market, the Vengeance K90. With Cherry MX Red switches, 54 fully programmable “G-keys”, multimedia controls, and laser etched backlit keys, let’s see if this fully featured board will be able to stomp the competition.
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Akitio Taurus Mini Super-S LCM External RAID Storage Review
With the prices of hard drives slowly coming back to manageable prices, we’ve seen a trend of new storage “accessories” being released to the market. Today we will be looking at a hybrid between portable and RAID. The Akitio Taurus Mini Super-S LCM supports 2x 2.5″ drives in either a RAID 0 (stripe) or RAID 1 (mirror). Lets take a look at what Akitio has to say about their product:
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Announcements
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Announcement written by: Jason Jacobs on May 18 2012, 11:03 am
Born from the notion that you can never plug a bad guy enough the Three Barrel Revolver was born. Because Yes you can truly die from lead poisoning though you will probably bleed out long beforehand.
The Three Barrel Revolver fires three 6.35mm bullets simultaneously. The revolver itself holds 18 bullets so you can technically fire this beast 6 times before you need to reload. Hell if you have to reload this thing on a perp you are better off just running. I’m reminded of the DoubleMint Gum commercial jingle here for some reason. There is of course no holder for this massive lead storm firing freak but then it’s a one off so we are not surprised.
So the next time you are tempted to break into some guy’s house remember, you might be looking down more than one barrel and maybe even more than two.
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Announcement written by: Matt on May 18 2012, 7:35 am
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“There comes a point in every notebooks lifespan when it’s time to upgrade the memory. With a little guidance from a Service Manual and equal measure of care, it’s possible to perform notebook surgery and upgrade, the inaccessible! Follow along as PCSTATS outlines the steps to upgrade the Fujitsu P770′s hidden memory slot.” -
Announcement written by: Matt on May 18 2012, 7:34 amA few weeks ago we reviewed the Nvidia GTX680 and today we are following up with a look at one of the high end, custom cooled, overclocked cards from Nvidia partner KFA2. We have looked at several KFA2 cards in the past and have been impressed with their hardware so far. Is the new GTX680 EX OC worth the high asking price?
Read the review here: http://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/ zardon/kfa2-geforce-gtx680-ex- oc-review/ -
Announcement written by: Matt on May 18 2012, 7:34 am
DESCRIPTION: NVIDIA recently unveiled two new graphics technologies at the 2012 GPU Technology Conference: NVIDIA GeForce GRID and NVIDIA VGX. You’re probably not familiar with either of these ‘Cloud Computing’ technologies, but in the next few years they’ll develop to become quite commonplace. One day in the not so distant future, you could find yourself choosing between a NVIDIA GeForce GRID subscription or NVIDIA GeForce graphics card to play the latest high-end game. In this editorial I explore what these two new technologies offer, and how they will change the graphics industry.
ARTICLE URL: http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=18832&Itemid=8
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Announcement written by: Matt on May 18 2012, 7:33 am
G.Skill ups the ante with another dual-channel TridentX RAM kit. This one carries a massive stock speed of 2666MHz DDR.
For more information, please visit – http://www.tweaktown.com/
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Announcement written by: Matt on May 18 2012, 7:32 amIn our comparison tables, meanwhile you find benchmark values regarding 13 recent Z77 motherboards. Furthermore we do not comment the benchmark values. The idea and also the goal is to present to you a market overview which helps you choose the right motherboard.Link:








